When Mali Comes Back Home That Night

labor market functioning (ILO/UNCTC, 1988), and gender (Elson & Pearson, 1981; Elson, 1990; Joekes, 1987; Pearson, 1990). A warning here is that many of these studies are unavoidably dated in a literature that is updated quickly due to the surge of EPZs across the world. However, a valid observation is that EPZs are not a static phenomenon, in the sense that the economic conditions in which they operate change over time and this affects their characteristics. For example, though EPZs are initially

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socially engineer rural development. The third chapter offers “A quantitative analysis of rural livelihood profiles” that prevail in the Rwandan rural post-conflict context. The fourth chapter focuses particularly upon the land resource, to conclude to an “inverse relationship between farm size and productivity”. This finding is of particular relevance in the current context, given that policy makers aim to depart from small-scale farming. The fifth chapter considers the “Views from below on the pro-poor

historian is made more, not less difficult by the present conjuncture. It is not simply that there is now more French literature to account for than ever before, but that there is no common agreement about what qualifies as ‘literature’. Of course, beyond its basic etymological connection with writing, the word has never had a fixed meaning. In the thirteenth century, Le Roman de la Rose (line 18,839) asserted that clercs were more likely to be ‘gentiz, cortois et sages’ than kings and princes ‘qui ne

against one another, there is an urgent need to remember how fundamental cultural diversity is to humanity itself. ever-increasing gains in diversity – had opened it up to still living forms of that creative genius, to embrace what we call the “intangible” heritage. So the goal of achieving universality that governed the notion of the common heritage of humanity is now accompanied by cultural pluralism. Indeed, the latter to a large extent sustains the former and helps avoid the pitfall of particularism

gestation laborieuse d’une gouvernance mondiale » (Les Echos, 19 octobre 2009). Wynn Gerard, « Les OGM nécessaires pour lutter contre la faim – Académie GB » (trad. fr., Cl. Dossin, Reuters, 21 octobre 2009). Keita Daba Balla, « Insécurité alimentaire au Mali : une alliance comme bouclier », (Nouvel Horizon, 22 octobre 2009 [www.maliweb.net]). S YNTHÈSE DE DOSSIER LA FAIM DANS LE MONDE 19 S UJET S Doc. 10 : Doc. 11 : Doc. 12 : RELLE S YNTHÈSE DE DOSSIER PASSE 1 20 Schutter (de) Olivier, «